18yrs of C# here and i say YES PLEASE to this feature. $@ does not cut work for this use-case and string processing has always been a performance bottleneck. T

18yrs of C# here and i say YES PLEASE to this feature. $@ does not cut work for this use-case and string processing has always been a performance bottleneck. Times have changed, xml/web is becoming ubitiqos... espically in LOB apps where u can use WebView based frameworks to create cross-platform apps that share 99% of code.